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        MultiQC: Summarize analysis results for multiple tools and samples in a single report
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        Bioinformatics (2016)
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        MultiQC: Summarize analysis results for multiple tools and samples in a single report
        Philip Ewels, Måns Magnusson, Sverker Lundin and Max Käller
        Bioinformatics (2016)
        doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btw354
        PMID: 27312411

        A modular tool to aggregate results from bioinformatics analyses across many samples into a single report.

        Report generated on 2024-07-30, 00:55 EEST based on data in: /wrk-vakka/users/nikiarte/rnaseq_analysis/snakemake/featureCounts


        General Statistics

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        Sample Name% AssignedM Assigned
        SRR14240730
        30.8%
        72.4M
        SRR14240731
        36.4%
        93.7M
        SRR14240732
        39.0%
        77.8M
        SRR14240733
        37.2%
        59.8M
        SRR14240734
        36.3%
        130.0M
        SRR14240735
        31.0%
        118.7M
        SRR14240736
        34.2%
        94.3M
        SRR14240737
        33.8%
        106.5M
        SRR14240738
        32.8%
        94.9M
        SRR14240739
        32.1%
        84.5M
        SRR14240740
        23.0%
        77.6M
        SRR14240741
        35.6%
        79.0M
        SRR14240742
        35.5%
        33.9M
        SRR14240743
        27.4%
        56.2M
        SRR14240744
        30.0%
        93.2M
        SRR14240745
        30.0%
        62.3M
        SRR14240746
        28.3%
        87.9M
        SRR14240747
        38.0%
        66.8M
        SRR14240748
        32.9%
        86.9M
        SRR14240749
        35.2%
        83.8M
        SRR14240750
        30.4%
        70.7M
        SRR14240751
        31.0%
        65.5M
        SRR14240752
        34.5%
        62.9M
        SRR14240753
        36.3%
        85.0M
        SRR14240754
        31.0%
        53.9M
        SRR14240755
        33.1%
        74.0M
        SRR14240756
        34.6%
        51.1M
        SRR14240757
        32.7%
        79.0M
        SRR14240758
        42.5%
        55.9M
        SRR14240759
        29.7%
        36.4M
        SRR14240760
        38.1%
        103.2M
        SRR14240761
        35.7%
        69.3M
        SRR14240762
        38.1%
        144.3M
        SRR14240763
        33.6%
        57.7M
        SRR14240764
        36.3%
        75.5M
        SRR14240765
        35.0%
        111.0M
        SRR14240766
        31.6%
        73.2M
        SRR14240767
        34.4%
        71.5M
        SRR14240768
        29.8%
        49.8M
        SRR14240769
        31.3%
        95.2M
        SRR14240770
        34.7%
        75.2M
        SRR14240771
        29.3%
        54.8M
        SRR14240772
        30.6%
        73.7M
        SRR14240773
        32.4%
        73.1M
        SRR14240774
        35.3%
        26.4M
        SRR14240775
        29.3%
        107.8M
        SRR14240776
        30.0%
        71.3M
        SRR14240777
        29.7%
        64.7M
        SRR14240778
        31.7%
        75.9M
        SRR14240779
        37.5%
        114.6M
        SRR14240780
        33.3%
        101.5M
        SRR14240781
        33.5%
        69.5M
        SRR14240782
        38.1%
        79.8M
        SRR14240783
        30.9%
        64.0M
        SRR14240784
        36.5%
        91.9M
        SRR14240785
        25.4%
        60.7M
        SRR14240786
        38.9%
        99.0M
        SRR14240787
        39.7%
        115.5M
        SRR14240788
        36.7%
        58.0M
        SRR14240789
        24.5%
        83.0M
        SRR14240790
        33.5%
        64.0M
        SRR14240791
        40.7%
        99.8M
        SRR14240792
        30.7%
        55.2M
        SRR14240793
        27.2%
        129.0M
        SRR14240794
        30.5%
        59.3M
        SRR14240795
        37.4%
        102.9M
        SRR14240796
        30.5%
        77.0M
        SRR14240797
        38.2%
        142.3M
        SRR14240798
        42.2%
        94.7M

        featureCounts

        Subread featureCounts is a highly efficient general-purpose read summarization program that counts mapped reads for genomic features such as genes, exons, promoter, gene bodies, genomic bins and chromosomal locations.DOI: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btt656.

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